Genoa
Frosinone
Match summary
Genoa and Frosinone drew 1-1. Frosinone led 1-0 at half-time.
Giorgi Kvernadze put Frosinone ahead in the 14th minute, set up by Romano Schmid and Johan Vásquez equalised from a corner in the 50th minute, set up by Djibril Sow.
There was little between the sides on chances: Genoa created 1.84 expected goals (xG) from 17 shots, Frosinone 1.77 from 26. Lorenzo Colombo missed a penalty for Genoa. Genoa had a player sent off.
Genoa and Frosinone shared the spoils in a Serie A Matchday 4 encounter that ended in a one-all draw following a scoreless half-time score for the hosts. Frosinone edged the overall statistics during the match, recording twenty-six shots compared to seventeen from Genoa, with six and five hitting the target respectively. The visitors also led in possession with fifty-six percent to forty-four, completed more passes at a higher accuracy, and generated one hundred and three attacks. Expected goals reflected a tight contest, with Genoa registering 1.84 xG and Frosinone accumulating 1.77 xG. Both sides committed twelve fouls, resulting in three yellow cards for Genoa and two for Frosinone, alongside one red card for the hosts.
Giorgi Kvernadze opened the scoring for Frosinone in the fourteenth minute with a right-footed shot following a chance carrying 0.37 xG. After a VAR review, Genoa were awarded a penalty in added time of the first half, but Lorenzo Colombo missed the target with a 0.76 xG effort in the forty-fifth minute plus one. Johan Vásquez equalised for Genoa in the fiftieth minute with a right-footed shot to level the score at one-all. Discipline became a factor later in the match as Vásquez received a yellow card for argument in the sixty-sixth minute before being shown a second yellow card and subsequent red card in the eighty-sixth minute.
